August 13, 1960: Wrong should drive away wrong, says Morgenbladet By Ingrid and Johan Galtung Our confidence in Norwegian newspapers' foreign reports has never been great. How extremely complex events can be conveyed in a fairly truthful way without ...
Between 10. and 15. November, the Deichmanske Library at the Grünerløkka shows the video installation Burmese Days by the visual artist Karl Ingar Røys, as well as panel debates and film screenings.
June 23, 1962: Arabs in Israel: We are beaten with both ends of the stick By Torild Skard The houses in the Arab villages in Israel are glued so close together up the hillsides that it seems like a ladder ...
Refugees who do NOT receive help on 19 January 1957 (in connection with the uprising in Hungary in the late autumn of 1956) By Chr. C. Gleditsch Norwegians' help to Hungarian refugees shows that we are able to help people who are in ...
Orientering the week after the Six Day War: In this month's Orienteringcolumn, we print both the leader about the role of the Norwegian press during the war in the Middle East and an interview with Jean-Paul Sartre about how he sees the road to peace in the region. This year is 20 years since the Oslo agreement (1993-1995), and we are constantly bringing this topic to Ny Tid.